
6 Boake Street
The quieter of the two. A residential cul-de-sac off Assiniboine, one street back from the campus edge.
- Rooms from
- $995/mo
- To campus
- 5 min
- Room types
- 4
North York, Toronto · M3J
Two residences on Boake Street and Assiniboine Road. One monthly payment covers the room, the heat, the Wi-Fi and the cleaning. Terms from four months.

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Why these two addresses
Every marker below sits at its true distance from the front door. Nothing on this diagram is rounded in our favour.
In January, the difference between a three-minute walk and a twenty-five-minute bus is the difference between going to the 9am and not. Both buildings sit inside the ring where you can leave fifteen minutes before a lecture and still be early.
The quieter of the two. A residential cul-de-sac off Assiniboine, one street back from the campus edge.
The closer of the two. Assiniboine runs along the south edge of the campus, so the walk to class is the shortest we have.
Two residences
They are 150 metres apart and could not be more different in feel. One is a dead-end street; the other is the main road onto campus.

The quieter of the two. A residential cul-de-sac off Assiniboine, one street back from the campus edge.

The closer of the two. Assiniboine runs along the south edge of the campus, so the walk to class is the shortest we have.
One payment
Ontario winters are the reason all-inclusive exists. Heating a room here from November to March costs real money, and a rent that excludes it is not the rent.
See what each room costsHeat, hydro and water
No separate utilities bill.
High-speed Wi-Fi
Throughout the building.
Furniture
Bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, nightstand, lamp.
Equipped kitchen
Cookware, crockery, utensils.
On-site laundry
In the building, not down the street.
Cleaning of shared areas
Fortnightly. Your room is yours.
York University Heights
Three subway stations, a new light rail line and a campus of 55,000 people. It is young, it is mixed, and it is nowhere near downtown — which is the trade.

York University, Keele Campus
Canada's third-largest university, and the reason this neighbourhood exists in the shape it does. Seneca Polytechnic's York campus shares the same grounds.

York Lanes
The campus shopping arcade: a small grocer, a pharmacy, a bank, a barber and about a dozen places to eat. It is the closest thing the area has to a high street.

York University station
Opened with the Spadina line extension in 2017 and put the campus 40 minutes from downtown. The vaulted concourse is worth a look on your way through.

Line 6 Finch West
The newest transit in the city, running along Finch Avenue West since December 2025 and opening up the whole northwest corner without a transfer downtown.
Line 1 Yonge–University
About 40 minutes to Union Station
York University station
Line 6 Finch West
18 stops west to Humber College
Finch West station
YRT and Viva
North into York Region
Pioneer Village station
Highways 400, 401 and 407
All three within about ten minutes
By car
Next step
Viewings are in person if you are in Toronto and over video if you are not. Either way you see the actual room you would be taking, not a photograph of a nicer one.
